In the morning of July 20th 2010 at 6.45 am, a plain clothes police unit from Maastricht, consisting of about ten men and women driving 4 inconspicuous vehicles, entered the Johan van Horne Street in Weert.
The convoy stopped right in front of my house. At exactly 7.00 am they started ramming my front door. My house was the meeting point for WGBO.nl. We discovered a fraud with police files at the Limburg South Police Department.
Around 7.05, an official police car arrived at the scene, driven by two uniformed policemen named Reverda and Van der Wou. They were on emergency surveillance and responded to a 112 call from my neighbour, who was witnessing this brutal attack in total shock.
Now two members of the Weert Police Department were observing this operation coordinated in Maastricht. This obviously wasn’t planned, the problem solved by quickly incorporating them in the Maastricht unit. Reverda and Van der Wou were given the order to handcuff me and drive me to Maastricht.
Half an hour earlier they were playing cards or watching tv at the station, and were not aware of any police operation in their town.
Cynically, the very same proceedings were going on here that WGBO.nl had written about in the years before; justice department operations you don’t read about in the paper, answered for with recycled forms, which can’t be traced in any computer.
This is the police report of my arrest. It appears to origin from the Weert Police Department, where the Blueview registration system is used.
But something is wrong. The codes and page number under the horizontal line do not correspond with the lay-out of Blueview. As it turns out, it is the lay-out of the X-pol registration system that is used in Maastricht.
This document rolled out of the printer at the Bisschopsingel Police Station in Maastricht. Van der Wou and Reverda did not sign in Weert, X-pol exposed them.
The header from one station, the footer from another; corruption from multiple locations seamlessly flows together in one document.
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